Neosho News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 2

j.t, First Presbyterian Church 1 OfW Miss Sandra Sue Wolfinbarger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wedding Am 532 i Bobbie Lee Edwards, son of Mr. and N' pearls. Th bouquets were of earn Linda Joyce Wolfinbarger, the was Mrs.

Leftford Edwards, 410jgirl and liege, were married At slringbearef. p.m. June 8 in a ceremony at the I Jim Wolfinbarger, brother of First Presbyterian Church. bride, served as best man. Rev.

Alex Orr officiated at the Leonard Edwards, ceremony in a setting of gold fan- Gary Pearman and James Crab shaped baskets of white flowers and) tree were ushers and Steve Ram twin nine-branched candelabras. sey and Bryant Blakeley were Mrs. Alelba Jean Johnson was soloist and was accompanied byj The mother of the bride wore an Mrs. Violet McNabb at the organ. I olive green silk shantung The bride, who was given in sheer dress.

Her corsage was a marriage by her father, wore ajcymbidium orchid. full-length gown of white silk organza and hand clipped Chantilly lace. The dresden bodice featured full-length sleeves and a bateau wore with The bridegroom's mother a two-piece dusty rose suit matching hat and black accessories. Her corsage was also an orchid. A reception was held in pearls and iridescent sequins.

church parlors. The bride's full hoop skirt was graced with table was covered a white cloth, made with side panels of lace, and re-em- linen broidered appliques that folded to made lace bordei a chapel train. The back was enhanced by a full button closure and butterfly bow. Her silk illu- a hand-! and extensively embroidered and appliqued. The table was centered with a three-tiered cake topped with sion veil was held in place by a miniature bride and groom sur- with greenery and white Tall tapers in silver o.ueen's crown of pearls.

The bridal bouquet was of white roses and i flowers. Mrs. Gent Larry Cottam r-Cottam Vows Exchanged At dlelight Ceremony In Seneca candeiabras flanked the cake. After a wedding trip to Lake of the Ozarks the couple are at home h. oerem 1 held in lace.

was carried atop a white Bible. Mrs. Larry Edwards, sister-in- law of the groom, was matron of honor. Miss Carol Powers and at the Williams Apartments. Miss Darlene Pearman were Out-of-town guests included Mr aids.

They were Mrs. Russell Watkins, Grove, identically in dresses of Mrs. Elmer Burton, Shreve- ium blue" sheer cotton over taf- port, Mrs. Fannie Macky.i feta. dresses were styled with Phoenix Mrs.

Dick Patter- tight bodices, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles trict Death Food Facts 4 Nice for.that evening died the Charles E. Buith Charles Edward Burch, 76, at 12:05 a.m. Saturday in Lftnagan Rest Home.

Mr, Burch was born Jan. 9, 1887 in Taylor, Neb. He had lived for several years in the McDonald County area and was a retired farmer and a member ol the Methodist Church. His only living relative is a brother-in-law, Lowell Gunther, Galesburg, 111. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

jgelher: skewers of cubes alternae with baked ham I -1 alternated wt cog onions, pimiento-stutted ojwtt. Serve with party-size slices tered rye bread, or make sandwiches of the bread using a tard-butter filling; Any mint flavoring in house? Flavor chocolate with it, add scoops of chocol ice cream and you'll dream offering for oldsters. Small fry prefer this refreshing beverwe Monday in the Mooney- Woodard Funeral Home of Pine- vine. Rev. P.

Wilbanks will officiate and burial will be in the Pineville Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Clint Cool, Robert Lewis, George Sweet, Bill Bonebrake, Raymond Long and Oscar without the mint flavoring, may prefer to have vanilla rajthtfr than chocolate ice cream in chocolate-flavored milk. er Epperson Emma Epperson, Good Mrs. Maude M. Dukes Word has been received by relatives here of the death FrHay of Mrs.

Maude M. Dukes, 84, of Caldwell, Idaho. has received word of Walter man, death ol her son, who died June 6 in a in San Francisco. He was June 11 in Orville, his sister, Alta. Among the survivors are four, sisters, Mrs.

Carrie Lamberson, nian; sleeves and bouffant skirts. Their foe First bead were circlets of il- 4 Church in: Ensign R. 0. Gibson of Miami hision held in place by crowns of was the at 8 p.m.'served bridegroom as best braided illusion graced with Iman. Ushers were Kent Thomas ft Ol IflLSS wp TT Ann Arbor, Kenny of Fayetteville, Steve Caldwell of Miami, Jimmy Cole of Rollins, Miami; Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Stewart, Parsons, and Mrs. Alfred Loving and children, Liberty, Mo. (By Murphy Studio) Mrs. Jamts NewtII Miss Barbara Ann Price Becom Mr.

Epperson was born 1 1902 near Anderson and Mrs. Dukes was bora 9, reared in this area. 1879 in this area. She was married! He is survived by, in in 1922 and went to Iowa to make' his mother, one sister and her. home.

brothers: Mrs. Ada McBride Wesley Epperson of Ernest of Gentry, Fairview, Mrs. Virgie BartlesviUe, Anderson, Mrs. Myrtle of Kansas City; and a nutn Neosho and Mrs. Linnie other Datives in this Maryville.

one brother. lives in Oklahoma and a number of nieces and nephews in this area. Services and burial will be held in Caldwell Monday. LIKE TO BROWSE June 8 for the Melanie Lou Pooi Jy Cottam, The Rev, Clell Phipps officiated and the nuptial music was provided by Miss Phyllis Bennett and the church choir. Miss Me The mother of the groom, -Sf Pl 2 yer chose a pink lace sheath Both 1 choir "Bless This House.

The or- Miami and Sidney Poor, brother of the bride. Mrs. Poor, mother of the bride, chose a lavender lace sheath I ganist was Mrs. Thelma Ketch- lira. 1 The bride is the daughter of Mr.

And Mrs. Tom Poor of Seneca. Mr. Cottam is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Miami, Okla. by father, of silk lace. lace touched held im- gown Paul C. Cottam 1 Given in bride chose a mist organza and ice of the with pearls and sequins was fashioned with a scooped neckline, dipping to a at the back. Long sleeves tapered to points her hands.

Small horizontal tucks at the sides accented the gkirt of organza, which fell in impressed pleats from the lowered Jraistline, into chapel train. She bouquet of white summer roses 4 atop lief fiible and an fvory fan -that great- jrrandmother's. The fan had also wore lavender orchids. The reception was ately following the church hall. Miss Abigail afly of Springlake, N.

was in charge of the guest book. Those serving at the reception table were Mrs. Carol Hansen of Tulsa, Mrs. Stanley Niece of Ok- na City and Mrs. John Dragoo of Seneca.

After their wedding trip couple will be at home at Cram Circle, Apt. No. Mich. 23, the 1630 Ann Many Visitors At Dougherty Home Mrs. David A.

Pierce and children, Brian, 6, and Valeria, 20 I lei ried by her grai mother and aster. was Mrs. Dan-i E. Wiley of Corpus XT sister of the bride. a where he maids were Miss Susan Olson months, are vacationing at the home of her mother, Mrs.

W. H. erty, Neosho, this month. Mr. Pierce has returned to Bride of James D.

June 8 Miss Barbara Ann Price, and Mrs. Paul Sloan, and Pie Supper A Hilldale Schc VI ter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Price, odman the bride of es Dwight Newell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Dwight Newell also of Goodman in an 8 p.m. candle- will be a pie supper at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bergen of Hilldale School June 22 beginning Joplin; Mrs. Jewel Price of 8 p.m.

The proceeds of the sup- nogo, p.m. candle- A light ceremony June 8, in the vm chb ld Goodman First Baptist Church. a Str dm Mo Mr The Rev. John V. Philliber 0 fl am rs John Temiison and Jer- Pmeville; Morriw, fund for school.

Mr. and Mrs. er wil1 into the fund for the Mr and Mrs uth Center at the ivir. ana supper is being sponsored M1SS the Hilldale Baptist Church. Greene.

Mrs. J. Mrs. Leo Joplin performed the double-ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The front of the sancti centered with a fan-shi rangement of white bordered seven-branch cande labra entwined with green foliage 11 3 -m- A on either side.

Mr. and Lan Lett. Mr. and Bay Fred Clark will serve as auctioneer and everyone is invited to and Mr. and was ar jJames Jones, Neosho; Mr.

Mrs. Vau Mrs. Cora Gum, Miss Lena and Mrs. Lowell 'and Mrs. Mrs.

and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nichols. Mr. will teach the class at SMS. He urn Warren at the finish baal Coun Topeka, Summit, pottaxn, 1 The ummer Miss Sarah Brooner of N.

J. and Miss Judy sister.of the groom. Bridesmaids wore pink brocade floor- cil's Office of Internal Revenue preparatory to transferring to San early in August. Also visiting this week in the home were another dresse trimm ton. and pink net picture hats daughter, Mrs.

Fred Gardner, and with nairo matron of by a circle of Daisies forming the crown of All carried arm frf pink carnations and roses. and velvet rib- husband and sons. Nolan honor was Bruce of Broken Arrow, Okla. na Anderson, the fork er jmer Betty Burk, has returned to bouquets Hanford; after dividing her vacation between her mother, maia roses. MrSt Vera Bu and her aunt, 5 Candlelighters were Miss Susanl Mrs In Mae Russell of Simon of Kansas City and Miss an and her husbands i Jean Ann Pence of Seneca.

1 8 dresses matched the bridesmai Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Edwards as the guests assembled, and companied Charles Goade who sang "I Love You Trul "I'll Walk Beside After the vows were exchanged Loud OkJa the bride sang "Because" accompanied by the organist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor- length gown of silk organza over! taffeta, trimmed with imported i Swiss rose applique. The back) featured tiny, self-covered buttons.

She wore a tiny teardrop pearl necklace, a gift. from the bridegroom. The bridal bouquet was a cascade of white roses and white il- Mrs. Helen Chancellor, traditional wedding music Ark Mrs. Abegail Lan-1 Sloan, Mr.

and and Mrs. Loren Wilson. Anderson; and Mr. arrd Mrs. Ross Mr Georgia Lee Cooper and summer at SMS.

He has been a stu- at the University of Missouri the past two years. He Mill in August with his doc 171 'i torette from M. U. Mrs. Bowers is the former Melba Nichols.

Mr. and Mrs. Franfc Nichols, Mrs. Nell Squirres and Ross Grigsby were sight-seeing at Table Rock Lake Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. of Monett and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols of Granby spent several days at their cabins on Grand Lake the past week catching many nice fish. The largest a 29- pound flathead.

Rliine, Me- Studio Photo) We Lik Browser Drop Any Ti NEOSHO FLORAL 1020 N. College GL 1 3000 Ni an stephanotis placed on a Bible. A fingertip veil of silk lusion cascaded from a pearled Ch and family, Lt. Col. Miss Receives Degree Ralph Elmer Moellenhoff, son of and sequined tiara.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moellenhoff, i Miss Millie Standefer and 515 S.

Lafayette was one of.Gloria Squire of Neosho were over 400 students to be graduated maid-of-honor and bridesmaid, from Valparaiso dnd.i Univer-They wore identical sity Sunday, June 9. pink Dacron with lace-trimmed 11 Mr. Moellenhoff received a bodices and skirts of impressed degree from the College of pleats. Both wore hats of white Engineering at the Lutheran uni- tulle. versity located 45 miles southeast of Chicago.

and heels es. of wristlets were ai pink tnezr carnations. Miss Joan Schmidt of Beth Gardner of Oklahoma City Jmd Miss Sherrie Hanseo of Tul- were flower girls. They wore Mrs. Cleo Rog Hostess To Cl Marine Private First Class Denn Th Class of the North- embroidered es with lace fiie bottom of their on Church met home of Mrs.

Cleo day evening. at the Tues- engt the Mrs. Ben J. Fowler of recently completed training, six weeks training which progresses from basic fire team and squad tactics Shangri-La to complex company and battalion maneuvers with the First Marine Flogging in the United States Navy was discontinued in 3850. groomsman.

Se and Mrs. Carl E. Moslev of Route Rich rc and John e11 1 tl of the groom, and Jim- White gloves their ens carried colonial and white carnations. J. V.

McGahan served as best man and Duane Lett, Neosho, as groomsman. Serving as ushers Spiva am, N. Thurman Spiva and family. Wichita, have been visiting in the home of their mother, Mrs. Bessie Spiva of Neosho, and also their sister, Mrs.

Clyde Cook and family. Norman Spiva works for and Bradstreet in New York City. Capt. Bill Handle and have returned to their Fort his family ome in Let's Take Dad To Vo's Today for Sunday Dinner. Cool Comfort bur A Rtal Warm Welcome for YOU.

All the FRIED CHICKEN you can eat for only Worth, mother, Mrs. after visiting Clyda Rande, a 5, recently completed six weeks of "lock-on" underway training at Guantanamo of intensive Bay, Cuba, while serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS tkirts. Their white net hats were with roses and upturned with a bow at the back. Master Glen (he rings on a billow bordered sart-sl with carried satin ing prayer and Christine Stark Calif. Division at Camp Pendleton, The ship's of the to gave the devotional.

Refreshments were sens the above mentioned and to Sansom, Doll Patterson and Jew He is a member Division's First Regiment. of the First Sev- training re-acquaints the was personnel with underway cous ures and increases her ef- dress of white ficiency. During the training, the lace carrying pink i Price, penny Parker, of the bride, and Kenn lighted the tapers. Flower Reva Gum, Rocky bride, silk Mr. ford in They also visited Stilhvator.

where Capt. Randle attended while working on his master's gree and in Wichita, where he was stationed at McConnell Air Force Base for eiffht and one- weann xe years. He is now stationed ffirl at Carswell AFB. Fort Worth. Mr.

and Mrs. Rex Bowers of Springfield, spent Tuesday with Per PERSON Doris Hughes, Mgr. 112 Norfh Wood and ses. Joe chantilly ell Ball. Jackie G.

Mosley, machinist 1 ate third class. USN. son of Mr roblems money meet convex TALK Mart 3043 MODI Window 1 Jamaica. The Shangri-La Mayport, Fla. visited Kingston, McGahan carried the tokens offi a operates Marine Private First Class Glen white pillow edged with lace.

from Iiss in(la Criim, Rocky Comfort, cousin of the bride, presided at the guest book. For her daughter's wedding L. Vinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.

Price chose a dress of pink Dock Vinson of Route 5, recently Dacron with pink and beige ac- engaged in a two-day tactical test cessories. She wore a corsage of with the Second Battalion, Fifth'white carnations. The groom's Regiment of the First Marine Di- mother wore a beige lace sheath vision at Camp Pendleton, beige accessories. Her corsage Members of the Fifth Marines was of pink held in the the wedding. hrifty iare entitled to four- wear the ragere as part of their un The added shoulder loop awarded the regiment by France for World War I herio A reception was church following three-tiered wedding cake was topped with a bride and groom.

The covered with a white miniature table was lace cloth Navy Lieutenant Ray Roff pink. The center piece was son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roff of i white and pink roses. Reception Margaret Neosho, completed May 10 the assistants were two-week course of instruction in i Chancellor, Mrs, Amphibious Warfare tion, at the Naval School, Coronado, Calif.

Mrs. Helen Chancellor, Mrs. Ada Hazzard, and Mrs. ibious Beth Hill. I Out-of-town guests ncluded Mr.

The school provides instruction! and Mrs. Bob and training in amphibious opera-1 and Annette, with estab- for and Mrs. Fitzgearld, Anita Lufkin, Mr. James Newell, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs.

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